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the oldest resort town in Canada, Ministers Island, Kingsbrae Garden, and whale watching.

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1,712
Population
Charlotte County
Region
NB
Province
FCNB
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Living in St. Andrews

St. Andrews is the oldest resort town in Canada, Ministers Island, Kingsbrae Garden, and whale watching. As a New Brunswick community in Charlotte County, it offers residents a lifestyle shaped by the ocean, maritime history, and genuine community character.

New Brunswick does not charge a provincial land transfer tax. There is a small deed transfer fee and county registration fees. This makes New Brunswick one of Canada's most affordable provinces for real estate purchases. All agents are regulated by FCNB.

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Frequently Asked Questions — St. Andrews

Is St. Andrews a good place to buy a home?

St. Andrews is the oldest resort town in Canada, Ministers Island, Kingsbrae Garden, and whale watching. In Charlotte County, New Brunswick, it offers buyers genuine maritime character and lifestyle.

What is the population of St. Andrews?

St. Andrews has a population of approximately 1,712.

What are the property taxes and transfer fees in New Brunswick?

New Brunswick does not charge a provincial land transfer tax. There is a small deed transfer fee and county registration fees. This makes New Brunswick one of Canada's most affordable provinces for real estate purchases.

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